Royal Worcester Evesham Gold 1.5 Qt Round Covered Casserole with Finial Knob

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This listing is for a Royal Worcester Evesham Gold 1.50 Qt Round Covered Casserole with Finial Knob. Excellent condition. No chips, cracks, or crazing. The casserole measures 7" wide and 3 3/8" tall (without lid). The bottom reads Royal Worcester Fine Porcelain Made in England Oven to Table Ware 1961 Royal Worcester Evesham. About the Royal Worcester Evesham Gold Pattern from Microwave Cooking for One: Introduced in 1961. Royal Worcester's Evesham Gold is named for a town on the River Avon, not far from the birthplace of William Shakespeare. True to this orchard-rich region of England, the glossy white porcelain trimmed with 22-carat gold displays a variety of dangling ripe fruit still on the twig. Despite its gracious, Old World charm, the pattern was introduced in the 1960s and has been a collector's item in the United States ever since. ----------------- I will combine shipping. To get combined shipping, contact me for a combined shipping quote. I can't combine shipping on items already purchased. I list my items at a price that I think is fair. If you do not like the price, please feel free to purchase the items from someone else. I will not respond to offers. * I use a Lufkin brand tape measure to measure all of my items. Depending on how you measure, and what you use to measure, the measurements of the item may vary slightly. I do my best to list the size accurately, but the size may vary by 1/8". I don't use "stock" or manufacturer's sizing. I measure the actual item that I have. ----------------- I accept returns. Buyer is responsible for the shipping (both ways) on returned items. You will only receive a refund on the cost of the item, not shipping charges. I use the USPS shipping calculator for shipping. I enter the weight of the item plus packaging and then USPS does the rest. I cannot lower shipping because it is determined by USPS, not me. Please ask questions if you are unsure about an item. I would rather you ask questions than be disappointed. I will do local pick up on any of my items. If you live in the greater Philadelphia area - please contact me about pick ups in Bucks County. It saves me on packing materials and you on shipping costs. ------------------ I am sometimes asked to break up sets. I can't do this for several reasons. It takes time to photograph items for each listing. If a set is broken up, new photographs will have to be taken. Additionally, it takes time to write up each listing. If a set is broken up, the listing would need to be ended and a new listings created. Also, eBay charges by the listing. So if I end a listing of 3 items, and have to relist as a set of 2 and a set of 1, I will have had to pay the listing fee 3 times. It is for these reasons that I only sell items as they are listed and will not break up sets. I am sorry for any inconvenience this may cause. ---------- I grade my items on a scale from Pristine to Poor. Pristine means no flaws/new condition. Excellent means very minor wear. Great means a few utensil marks, no major flaws. Good means heavier wear, but no chips or cracks. Fair means the piece has major flaws such as crazing, heavy utensil wear, or nicks. Poor condition means multiple major flaws.